Help your male clients leave a lasting impression by suggesting a fragrance or cologne. These signature scents all carried in professional salons, contain both exotic and subtle ingredients, and will be sure to punch up their style.
by Staff
July 11, 2011
1 min to read
Love at First Scent
Help your male clients leave a lasting impression by suggesting a fragrance
or cologne. These signature scents all carried in professional salons, contain both
exotic and subtle ingredients, and will be sure to punch up their style.
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Alvarez Gomez Madrid
Aveda Men Pure-Formance
Geo F. Trumper's Eucris
Alvarez Gomez Madrid's
signature Aqua de Colonia
Concentrada perfume combines
extracts of lemon, Spanish
lavender, geranium and
eucalyptus with essential oils
of rosemary, thyme, English
lavender and bergamot.
Minnewyork.com.
Aveda Men Pure-Formance is a
rich, spicy, refreshing aroma comprised
of certified organic essential oils
of spearmint, vetiver, lavender and
citrus. This signature aroma evokes
sensations of northern air and deep,
rich forests. Aveda.com.
Noted as James Bond's favorite fragrance in
Diamonds Are Forever, Geo F. Trumper's
Eucris has quite a pedigree and is a true
house classic. Dark, sophisticated and subtle,
Eucris has deep bottom notes of sandalwood,
musk and moss enhanced by a heart of rich
jasmine and muguet, with top notes of cumin
and coriander. Trumpers.com.
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